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Peptide libraries for T cell epitope screening and characterization
1Mimotopes Pty Ltd., Clayton, Victoria, Australia. stuart_rodda@mimotopes.com
Screening with synthetic peptide libraries is the fastest and most efficient method for locating helper T cell (Th) and cytotoxic T cell (Tc) epitopes in proteins of known sequence. Epitope detection and analysis can be performed on clones, lines or freshly isolated ex-vivo T cells. Novel approaches to peptide library design ensure that the peptides are presented in a format which is optimized for Th or Tc epitope detection and analysis. The major histocompatibility complex (MHC) binding motif can be determined by binding or functional assays using analogs of the minimal active sequence.
Screening with synthetic peptide libraries is the fastest and most efficient method for locating helper T cell (Th) and cytotoxic T cell (Tc) epitopes in proteins of known sequence. Epitope detection and analysis can be performed on clones, lines or freshly isolated ex-vivo T cells. Novel approaches to peptide library design ensure that the peptides are presented in a format which is optimized for Th or Tc epitope detection and analysis. The major histocompatibility complex (MHC) binding motif can be determined by binding or functional assays using analogs of the minimal active sequence.